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When it comes to counterfeiting booze, wine is an easy target. Fortunately, blockchain makes a particularly good pairing with the wine market.
Will Heasman
Will is a former Cointelegraph contributor and freelance journalist based in London. He previously served as the managing editor of a cryptocurrency news outlet and possesses over three years of experience in the industry. His interests include biking, walking his dogs, and playing music.
Blockchain Spreads Its Vines to Root Out Counterfeit Wines and Spirits - Analysis
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